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FOR . .AIE,

Building Sites on Nineteenth street at si7 50 q
front foot: will sell 20 feet or any number NJ fee
from 20 feet TO $40 feet !. i = - - VI 'es'
Lot south Of No. 1s02 EoG street. Pri.e 81 co.,
nouhe No = South Huron street; ground 20 feet
81 Aero Farm four soomed hewed ioy house,
Sood gIanery corncti6. atable, orchard OF leo trees,
nehu VI fEoctor creek, geven miles from Proctor
s oa 81 On Ohio River Railroad can be boush:
Onr Of the most desirable and substantial resi-.
ocnces within the city, situated on northeast cor.
ner O. Chepline aud Fourteenth streets house
ea n ab. iS chapino street, the lot fronts CO
teet e. Chaplinc street. Terms OF payment, easy,
one.hlsh cab, balance In equal ANIMAL paymeus
WIN interest payable annually. Fifteen yeafs
time given II desired. n -" =
NO. NY Twelfth street. full lot, co by 100 feet, a.
o,ioU nouse 60. On 'front.' Iooncd houte on
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, OIL the
Inc le q inc +" ": d Ky. Railroad, Il miles from
mAeenhH, consisting Of A new frame houGs and IL
nronnrt y, Ano' WIZ exchange 70. Gestable city
10 60 North From. street. ground fror,irg 60 fee.
ana running back an equal width 10 river.
ban,. i .s;t Houtm rem street sir roomed frame
room. cellar and coal house; ground fronting 30
ieet, running back 10 leet. price 81, 90
. iot 70: 10y southwest corner OF Virginia Sud
trnn,i 81 eEeeH with part OF lot No. tec all
annth Snts l ELY ~ virginia street and III feet on
No. i3o Sixteenth street: on frs, aoor Is dining.
LOOM, Kichcn, pantry, wash house aud coal house;
three rooms and hall; finished attic, illuminating
ghs tarou4hout, water on flrst and Third UoOrs, i
y sae entrance; ground Is feel. front. running back
% teet: eau now be bought for Sl.700 = r
' a hotsc, haIness and spring Wagon for SIS.
JAMES a. HENRY,
keal Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
le9 OErlCE. No. 1917 MARKF'r ST,
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Father Ito daughter who has just 70.
turned from "a ssminary)-"Haye they
good instruction in the seminary, Ethel n
Ethel-"Yes, indeed; the Professor o.
Chemistry was just splendid" Father
"Underatood chemistry pretty well, did
he2" Ethel-"Yes, I suppose so, as he
had Just the loveliest eyes aud brown
curly hail, l ever ssw." IA
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The Art Interchange,

The Ar. Interchange, new magazine
full Of suggestions to artists, Is to be com.
mended to those who take a delight in
the pencil and brush and in identifying
and adorning the home. 1t contains
many beautiful designs and instructions
as 10 the tasteful decoration OF the boudoir
and parlor and is sure to be a delightful
companion to the tidy housewife. 1t ia
published by William Whitlock, Nos. 81
and 80 West Twenty'aecond street, New
York, ,a,o
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Ifyou

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ed by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cure for dys.
pepaia, indigestion, aatulency and conBti.
patton. We guarantee them. Is and 80
cents. Logan & Go. and @. Menke.
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aI.srr.laH sa.ls.s.. 7s1gr.t -e..a-T------
TRuSTFF,S SALE.
vI,RusrEE's SALE .oF 1.EArHER

TRUsTEE's SALE OF LEATHER,
a WOOD PROPERTY. "a i5al.s' lEI-7 - ~
, ~ virtue o. q derd Of trust tnAdo by Margaret.
TO ne a trustee. dated April fS 1851, and rScot5S
Ia tho Office Of tho CLERK OF tho County TOUT n
Ohio county. West Virginia. In deed OF trust boot
No. y. page NIB shall tell at public auction Ii
tho highest bidder, on A ~ 6'.1'' : "
XII SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1887,
c9mmenclnS 4, 10 o'eloot A. ~, at tho front doc,
Of tho Court House Of said County, tho io!usISs
parcel Of iand oil Wheeling oicCE IN Sii ohios
county, bounced and described rs follows, VII,
Beginning Al n stake on the banks Of Wheeling
creek u Ing With nc present hCdgG fence bound.
AID sitsrwetis BY beverly ii. Mi IN u ussf "a!
Helen G.. The wlfe o. John r. tiiichrlst which
stake Ia corner Of Said land; thence 10, With aud
S s on s SsnE o aid crSSS s,Ss pSG
land held In trust as aorcnd for Helen iilchfbt
aud thence down said crnek with the meHndc,s
thereof " Sleo polca 10. tho hcSinnipS, contain.
more or less together with all tho right title and
fhtofest Of said parties Of tbs nt part In and 10 Tia
creek whcrp II binds or bounds SAld land beInV ho
Same property conveyed to taid Aafgarci3 O,
McCabe by Y. L. Hoge, trustee, by decd dated NAV
~, 1877. aud OF record IN said Clerks otlco In ie,S
book e. pages a. and 49, I'll al7Ie ~ N>"
title is believed 70 DO perfect, but selling NJ
trustee hh9il only convey such title Us Is vested
| TERMS OF IA LE--oue third o, tho purchase
I money, and - much mple rs Tho purchaser NAV
elent to pay IN cash on tho day oil sale tho fcsidu
spcctivcly, with interest from day OF SALE Tho MIR
chaser 10 wye notes for tho deferred iustAllineAts
] with security approved by the trustee, and Tho
title to be retalnod until payment III full Or al the
option oil the purchaser deed OF trust 10 be plyGn
upon tho property 10 secure tho deferred Install.
". II. HALLER, Auctioneer. ''"''s''
Tho Undersigned tcsitipg that tho prorc,ty
above mentioned may soil for as much az ioSsSIe.
| Rgree 10 unite with the trustee In u deed 10 ihe
purchaler. ROBERT A. McUABE.
my7 psIt tg} 53Ef. MO-, McCAbE. I'-
Tho above sale has been continued until July 2.
1857, Al same time and place. eI1 - =
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REAL rsrArI,.
FOEs R-AGlNT.

No. 1908 EoE street. SIS co. ~
No. 1858 Chnpline street, Sill 90.
No l72l Fol street, rooms, SI2W.
Two rooms on lint Goot No. 1l86 Chapline Street,
TT9 Iooms on first floor, No. LAO chaplino street,
s.orc-lpom southeast corner cI Seventeenth and
Woods Streets Nll -,-5'''- '''''' ~ "N1
Store s,e Boom, No 2lsa Main street. with natural
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LEGAL NOTICES.
G. Hutcbison, Plaintiff,

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ County Of Ohio, towit: In tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio County. June Rules, lSS7, II.
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|T1RUsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

II u.
SHALL COUNTY. si'a NJ. ~ ~ .' '''i''
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice 10 the undersigned Trustee, dated on The l7th
Gay OF June IN the year 1851, and recorded In ina
oiico oil tho clerk Of the County Court oil MARSHALL
county, West Virginia, III Decd Of Trust BOOK No.
4 folio o. will scL at public auction, nt tho font
door OF the Court Housaoi Marshail county,
SATURDAY. saith DAY OF sEprRMBEn, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. ", certain tract n,
land situate On the watusE Of Hickman, a branch
Of Fish creek, In Marshall equity, West Virginia.
and bounded as follows: Bgginning at a hickory
corner to EIid Rico iu the Marshall aud Welzel conn
~ line north s9A' west ~ poles 10 stone pile in
kiaw's line; thence north 80 cast COX poles TO q
stake ard wiO, bush In road, an DgIcad corner
between Pste's8H, kiee and .Eiaw; thence south
Sto west a poles 10 Stono near tho road; thence
north 6i'west 20 poles 10 kone; thence south GO
west u poles ~ al oat; thence Enuth 26s ives! 10
poles 70 hickory; theute north $50 west q poles
10 ". O, corner between Rice and Flaw; the8ee
suuth S0' west i0lA poles 10 u buRh corner OF Vel.
enttne Bioman; thence north a poles 10 q stone
within ono rod OF Q sugar mars cd IS q corner;
thence north AZ wet II poles to stone In Becler
line on north bank OF Hickman; thence with said
Inc n0rtu 2St&o east 50 poles 10 Estone near pine;
thnnce aouth 6i' east % polea TO n ". O.: thence
cas-! IL poles 10 v. O.; thence north 40 east
60 poles to y dhn: ulencH Dorth 40 cast n poles
to a red oak; therce north l7o east 63 poles TO q
red oak; thence north SGo cast !5 poles 10 bush;
thence north W. cast IS poles 10 sugar; thence
Slutn ei elst leu poles 10 tho Temporary line and
With the saEe south 90 caGt 2h poles 10 Tho begin.
ming, containing four hundred aud seven acres
and thtee'foarths ot'an acre b. the saIrc motu or
lesS. rlral.= 5sf7Slsa. :Isl.ag - :.
TERMS oS--sALE-Cnehait OF the purchase
money and as much more as tho purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay cash. and theresiduu Iii one year with
Interest thereon from iha cay OF sale, The put.
chaser to give bis note With approved security, and
the title 10 be- retained or decd Of trust given 10
stc,iru the deferred payment. ii
Z title believed 10 DO good, but selling as trustee
will only sell and convey Sue ,ille IS Is vested in
me. ~ JOHN J. JONES,
.let0- $500 ~ X p 75zs,t- Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ,
a - "a "a ID,

4 who nro suffering from tho errors and
indiscrctlons OF youth, lcryous wcHkncss, carly
decay, loss OF manhood. &r, will send n recipe
thHtwll euro you, FREE OF CHARGE This grca.
remedy was discovered BY missionary In South
America. scnd Il sslt.udlrcssed envelope TO the
3 Rev. JOSEPH n. 1NMAH. Station ~ N.,r r,or, Gin,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
IA TRAlNs-0n and after June &c, 1887-Exr1A-
NATION OF REgRRgScE MARKS. 'Dlily. tSunday
excepted. thorday c1cepted.-Egstern Standard
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PROVIDE yourself with supply Of Skin
Success Soap, and you can defy prickly
heat. At Drug Store Of McLain Bros.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

e. WHEELING, ". VA, June l, 1857.
The. undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrators Of tho estate, Of L. y.
Stone, deceased. hereby notify ali persons
holding claims against said estate to present the
same properly certified, withou. delay; and all
persons Indebted to said estate to call and settle
inside Q! thirty days. . y ,;5
Z 35' 81 , (. ". E. STONE,
Il. 1850 Main Street, Wheeling, VIVA.
Ia. $5t a5 J.. T. srosE, :
-!e7.n4w 10ia Main Street. Wheeling, ", Va,
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rrRUSTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Ey virtue Of deed Of trust made by Edward
Lslly and Bife 10 nc dated Oh the I'd day OF May,
1851 aud recorded IN the office OF the Clerk OF the
County CoNrt Of Ohio county in Deed o, Tfuat
Book No. q, page 49, will offer for spe at public
auction Ut the north front door OF the Court House
OF OHIO county, ". Va, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1857, ~
the following property. towi,: The north hall Of
lot numbeted Twelve l2) in tqusre numbered nine
10, MS designated on the map OF tho subdivisions
Of the joseph Caldwell estate. and The addition
thereirom to the city ai Wheeling. Said hall lot
fronts on the esht side OF Market s1eet between
Twenty.pinth Rnd Thirieth streets. ir,5 III ).
TERMS OK 6ALE-One.half, Tor as much more
ms the purchaser may Elect 10 pay) IN cash. and
tho balance IN two equal instruments at six and
twelve months. with interest from day OF sale sc.
cured by deed Of trust on the property purchased
with policy OF insurance 10 ths amount Of the
deferred payments. Hs 7.l ~ s-a.-sl S. Ii !
8. p. FfLDRETH. Trustee
WHEELING, ". VA. May 49, my26-jun:529
'Hu. .AN -tsi".- -..sHrs E.4lfslla
uIa... -. T..
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The above sale has been continued until Julv .
1857, Al same time and place. 81 - =
jea0 WV illOS. o'BRIHN, Trustee
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Cleveland. Tuscsrawas Valley & Wheeling Railway
Company ana selah chamberlain, Trustee for
Cleveland, Tnscarawss Valley & Wheeling Rail.
fam mai " n . y 20 .-
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Il W. II. HAI.lskN, NUVNUNEtf. ~ :
Tho undersigned dGsttipg that tho rrore,tv
above mentioned may soil for as much AZ loss!Se.
RgrGe 10 unite with the trustee In u deed 10 lid
purchaser. RohkkT A. McCABE,
i myH TsTf tslll )43Er n. @, MCCAbE. H0
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-03-12
Inc Marrow Oauge.

The temporary change of time in on
the narrow gauge, says the Silverton
Appeai, viii enable Receiver Scott to
have engines and track put in contli-
tion for mail service, which will be put
on March -. New offices will be es-
tablished along the road, and the con-
Veniencc thus inaugurated will prove
of great value to the narrow gauge
folks. Everybody Is wishing the mar
row gauge success, for already the ruth
less band of competition is felt, but
with line by boat 10 Salem they are
getting their share of Salem business
by making a through rate on grain to
Portland and taking it To Salem for
milling; ana from the Portland end
they compete for Oregon City business
by boat. This together with the ad-
vent of a Sunday train for Salem and
the bright heretofore dark prospect
of Il railway bridge at Rays landi z
across the Willamette, will surely show
that there is indeed omethine in the
narrow gauge.
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TIE EXCHANGE unrEr.

Is under the management of Joseph
Nixon, who has been in the hotel
business for n number of years, and
well understands the secret of pleasing
the public.
W. y. GUY
Formerly of Polk county, is the pro-
prietor of the Lebanon saloon, and
runs his house III quiet business-liSe
manner. Patrons always find "Billy"
kind and accommodating in his business.
WILLIAM wERTH
Is proprietor of the butcher shop in
this town; has one of the neatest places
of business of that kind TO be seen any
where. He sells only the best quality
of meats, in consequence of which he
is in the enjoyment of n good trade.
Z. II. HARMON
Barber and hair-dressor is an excellent
workman. From our experience we
believe he could shave the fuzz off n
hornets nest without waking Il single
hornet. This is not ilattery
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MorlcE!
TIE COMING CONTEST


The submission TO the people Of an
gon, prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors for other
than medical and scientific purposes,
is the result of the persistent efforts of
the temperance people throughout the
State. Heretofore the plans for prohib-
iting have not been in accordance with
the views of a large number of people
friendly to the cause. But now, the
legislature has been prevailed upon
TO put the question fairly and squareIy
before the people in a shape and under
circumstances where they will nave to
vote ''yes or no." 1t has come to that
point in the history of Oregon ON this
question when no one can consistently
remain neutral. The press and the
people must come to the front ON one
side or the other, or take the embarraS-
sing position of standing between 1.-TWO
fires" Such n position will certainly
be dangerous as the contest grows
warm.
We deem it prudent now, that the
plan suits us, TO say that we are in faver of
it and if permitted to east vote next
November, will do so accordingly. So
far as THE EMPRESS is concerned, il
will always endeavor to do what it can
for the best interests of the people gem
orally. Taking this view of matters,
it will certainly support the prohIbito-
~ amendment. II is not to be under
stood by this, however, that it will not
listen to both sides Of the question, but
rather invites a fair discussion of the
isStlscs raised during the canlpaipn.
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Henry Ward Beecher, the great SEN
sational preacher, politician and phil
antrophist, died in Brooklyn, y. Y
last Wednesday morning of apopiexy.
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Most Approved Methods Of Teaching
CALENDAR, 1856 81.

The second Term begins November 18th 1886
ends January 2Sth. 1887.
The third Term begins January 3Ist 1887, ends
April Sth. 1857.
The fourth Term begins April IItn, 1887, ends
June 10th. lSS7.
For further particulars, address the President
REV Z. J. THOMPSON. n. D..
Mill Albany, Oregon
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Subscribe for TIM ExrKEss. $500
per year i'll advance.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-30
FOR SALE AND RENT.
ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III OF
THOs. E. wAGGAMAN, 9l7 F street.
Changes made wednesdays and Saturdays
THREB-sToRY gRIGG AND FRAME
TWO.sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE,

TWU.STUKf BfIVN h!NIJ FEAMh HUUSHb /
FOR SALE.
$50 and 932 7th st II W, b h, stores. .,.,,S 900
22lO to 223i Boundary stnw b h. irs,all 1890 |
20ai to 2Gi2 Boundary st n ", b h. rs,all l5,700 |
2all TO 2a29 10th st W, u h, B rs all..., 1900
q 3, 4, 8 and o 18th 81 Road II w.......,. 1880 |
/ to o. alley, bet NJ and N, i2th and 18TH
stSn W.'''...s,' '''s..'' ''''','''''' U.oD |
1913 l. st n VT hers, and 2houses in rear 5000 |
Alley bet 9Th and 9Th, and L sts ) c,
H. drs.'.'''''''.' ;...'''. Low
S 0 cor q ave ana 18th st 8 u, h. 2rs,, $50 |
D. nlleN. y lnp 81 II ", b, ! rs....... -. 500 |
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mn. VANDEgnuT's yacht Alva has taken
Mn. CARL scHuRz, in a wheeled-chair,
divides with George Francis Train the at
fractions OF New Yerk's Central Park.
IT is said in New York that Mrs. Langtry
has bought place on the Hudson and will
spend the summer there. Gotham Is EVIL
IDENTIFY jealous OF San Francisco's counter
claim.
PRESIDENT ALLISON Of the Board OF Com
missioners ia going abroad to secure attrac-
tlons for the Centennial Exposition at Gin
cinnati. He will sail July "a, and visit all
the principal cities and exhibitions Of
Europe.
THERE IS VERY little waste about the cot
ton plant. Even the ashes OF the cotton
seed hulls contain as much phosphorlc acid
and three times as much potash as the best
wood ashes, and possess commercial value as
fertilizer.
THIS is the way Mr.. Evarts is described in
Yale's Triennial Catalogue: "Guilelmus
Maxwell Evarts, A. NJ, LII. D., 1855 ct
Conc, 1857 ct Harv. 1870. Rerump. Fol.
Reb. Judic. Pr@fectus e,am Polit. Seer.
etiath Sen. Socius."
lHE LonuOn court journal announces
that marriage has been arranged between
John Fitz Herbert Vernon Ruxtou, eldest
son Of William Ruxton, ID. J., OF Ardee
House, Ardee, ireland, and Miss CHECKER
lug, only child OF MIR. and Mrs. George
Hepry Ch!ckcring Of Boston.
ARcnnIsnoP ELDER Of Cincinnati at
tended the commencement exercises yester-
day at Mount st. Mary's College, Emmltts-
burg, Md, aud the alumni presented him
with an address IN honor of the ilttieth year
OF bis graduation at that institution.
THE AnliTreailng Movement which was
recently started at Macon, Ga Is maklng
rapid progress through the State. The mem
bers soleInnly swear that they "will not
drink with or aek any one to drink In any
public place or elscwhere, any 6pir!tuous
or malt liquors, wiuc Or cider; nor engase in
any game OF chance ia any public place or
elsewhere for liquor in any Of Its forms as
forfeit" The Organization az Macon has
sixty members, and Is named after the late
S. u JemisOu, bright yOung lawyer who
was killed IN "a bsr-rooru by an acqgaiut-
arce, whom he neglected to iucludu Ia o
NtIeAt,p
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The Girl who Works.

Says Catherine Cole in the New Orleans
Hedyune: The girl who works-God bless
her She is brave and active. She is not
too proud TO earn her own living, nor
ashamed to be caught at her daily task.
She Is studious and painstaking aud patient.
She smiles at you from behind counter or
desk. There ls memory Of her sewn Into
each sllken gown. She ls like a beautiful
young mountaineer already far up the hill,
and the sight Of her should be o ine inspi-
ration for us all. II Ia an honor to know
this Eiil--to be worthy OF her regard. Her
hsud may he stained with factory grease or
u helping hard. 1t stays misfortune from
many homer; II Is the one shield that pro-
,ecis many forlorn little family from tue
alDsho use and asylum.
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A SINGULAR oMLssIOk
The Southern Confodcrncy without
Suprcine Court.

The southern Confodcrncy without n
Supreme Court.
A statement was made to-day to THE
Critic by gentleman, who was promi-
neDt member OF the Confederate Congress,
to the effect that there was never any Su-
premc Court Of the Confederate States.
He says bill passed the Confederate
House providing for the establishment OF
such court, but when II reached tho
Senate It was defeated lr. Yanci OF
NJ ,ams, who tr y and that such a
tribunal was ar 60 the Confedar-
~ .dea Of The ,,Jty Of the l
s. to = Ita'a which ptincir' y
bad seeded from ..e Union. 3" f;y,'s
views were acquiesced 10, but 40 necessity
for $50 final arhiter II dispates between
States came up sca- % afterwsrd, when
tile courts OF one State declared that Con
federate bonds could be taxed for State
revenues and the courts OF another
State decided just the contrary. Tho early
collapse Of the Confederacy prevented fur
ther conflicting complications OF the State
rights doctrine as advocated by Mr.. Yancy
aud others.
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THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1894 f street northwest.

TOR RENT-h Beautiful House, %
IL rooms, all mod. imps., 1910 Riggs st; SIS.
SWORMsTEDT u bRADLkY,
Q21 f Fstuw
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scuUmAss's KINDER sogsEs.


he spirit Of the luG,e.nook
Has come to lead me forth,
To wonder at the loHping brook,
Tho wind from out tho north;
To wander with HarOun the great
Through groves Of Eastern scent;
To watch, beyond the garden gate
The birds fly, skywari bent;
To lie amid the grass and dream
Each sim and spreading spirc
tufted palm, lit by ihe CLEAN
OF distant heavens hrei
10 dream and dream Of things beyond
The gate beyond TO day
Until upon the miller's pond
The low red light shall play.
And thus, when all my dreams shall swim.
10 murmurlng of the brook,
! shall be led from twilight dim
Back 10 the Ingle nook.
Ia. @, Bunner in The Atlantic.
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declined to give Satisfaction" In that
manner.
But the point which strikes us as
supremely ridiculous ia. how o man
whols "a poltroon and vllincr.' which
in this instance the Major asserts to be
the status of the Colonel can properly
be denounced for failing to give "tho
salisfaction due from one gentleman to
another" The logic Of the Majors
position is, that while the Colonel Is "a
poltroon and viliher," he Is also Il
gentleman This, TO our scope Of
vision, is an incomprehenslble inter.
probation and application Of plain
significance of the lauguageu
We might be able to comprc- lend the
situation where the code Is still recog.
nized of zone who refuses to give the
satisfaction due from one g6atieDigit 10
dR0iher," but we fail to see the lofty
ethics Of any code which demands Il
duel between "a gentleman" on the one
part, and "a poltroon and viliner" on
the other part. However, this Is
merely an oiI.hand opinion of ours,
hastily given In the absence Of the
fighting editor. II our conclusions
provoke any hot headed friends Of the
code, we have only TO say that any san.
culinary satisfaction demanded must
await the return Of our belligerent as
sociate,
The Washington critic., 1887-06-30
uor.ebnch RidIng on sunday.

"As TO fIdiDg on Sundays, that Is not
thought 10 be proper. You can 90 out
riding in carriage ou Sunday, but to ride
borecback on tha. day sets our neighboring
society into state of excitement. Why the
Sabbath should bo good for carriages aud
lot for horses is one Of the mysteries OF
civilization. .n-lClara Morris, In New York
Mall ard Express
The Washington critic., 1887-06-30
HnAnnlMG.

VNHE Fred w. Evans Diaing-i Rooms,
L st DIV + II n W, continues 10 sorye the
limited or fixed meals. BIZ OF fare at follow
ing rates lireakla4t, i5c; lunch, Toe; dinner
2OC; cakes and coffee, Zoe: regular nnlthly
board, SO: meal tcket-, for 81; ~ for 81.
All orders tllled promptly, ani IN the best
manner known % the trade,
u, ". EVAN, Prnpretor,